Agatha Christie dies noted mystery master creator
Agatha Christie dies at Wallingford England after a 61 year career in which she wrote 85 novels and seven plays translated into 108 languages. Poirot and Miss Marple figures define her work with Curtain published posthumously and The Mousetrap remaining the longest running play. Her death prompts remembrances from Queen Elizabeth II and many fans.
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Spain rocked by new strikes and clashes across nation
Across Madrid and other cities police clashed with students and workers in the latest surge of Spain's labor unrest. Substantial parts of the economy and public services face disruption as banks, transit, and electricity services threaten strike actions.
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Child Survives on Grass and Acorns in Italian Mountains
Veronica Mei aged about one, daughter of a shepherd, survived two days in freezing mountains east of Florence by eating grass and acorns and sleeping under bushes. Found crying Mama by a steep wooded slope two miles from home after three hundred volunteers and police searched Friday. Doctors reported mild frostbite on limbs but overall good condition. she even asked for ice cream after rescue.
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Wealth tax urged as shoppers flood London Harrods sale
British Labour MP Robert Cryer criticizes bargain hunters at Harrods as wealth tax proposals surface after Christmas sales. About 5,000 shoppers queued before Saturday opening. sable coat marked down from 2,500 to 1,900 pounds and 45 grand pianos reduced from 5,000 to 3,750 pounds amid peak discounts.
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Pro Marxist bishop hints at Chinese premier's canonization
Bishop Sergio Mendez Arcea in Cuernavaca suggests Premier Choa Ew-ai of China, who died last Thursday, could be canonized. He spoke during a Sunday Mass in Cuernavaca, about 4 miles south of Mexico City.
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